Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-10

Tho SILK Fabrics nstonished yon last week.
SO they lid US. We gave simple notice Of
silk Materials to be sold under vnlue, and hun
dreds Ct yards took flight as II By impulse Of
magic. The handspring Of all this was desiro-
be goods at special prices. That is our only
mode Of doing things. Whom you see the goods
you find they have been rather undervalued
than otherwise. Another strong point Is that
you are never made to pay higher to-day than
your neighbor paid yesterday. uniform
price, based on the broad principle o. advan-
iage to buyer and seller; small profit. de-
pending for its thousands upon tho step-stone
Of a large and increasing trade; the iudicious
tricksof-trsde operations Of our various buy
ers-all and ever In your favor. You recognize
these advantages by the price-tickets on the
goods. You often buy without asking the price.
There is no inroad on yeur purse. The prices
are the same. That a good deal overcome.
You sas good many OF our SILK Goods last
week, but not all. There are new ones at every
tlrn-new surprises at every STEP The display
is limited only by space. The quantities run
Into such as would be looked for only in the
greatest Of dry goods centres. Monday will
find us ready In this department with the
largest display Of this season-many special
prices, go that the lockers and buyers will both
be welcome.
Worsted Drsss Fabrics. too, will take march
forward. The array will be as interesting in
prices as in the display. II you expect TO pay
sec. for DoubIe-widm All-wooI Canvas Cloth
you viii find them In the ranks at 25c. a yard
the ,5c. qualities at 4ic.
Real pg;ish Cheviot Mixtures at SIC. Darker
shades, 46c. Hsir-Lined, Striped, and Checked
All-wool Albatross, all the new shades, at 800.
Dark shades Of Lubln's Paris Aibatross at 3oc.
There was flank movement on the part OF the
loweT-priced Dress Fabrics last weok, In which
they met with more or less loss in value. There
Is n notable change ON our price-tickets-l2Kc.
qualities for 1O1lc.; eOc. Dress Goods at 15c.
This bargain list is mere hope Of what is to
be realized with little patience before you can
get TO the Dress-Goods coanters. Remember.
choice Novelties are not inexpensive. The
rarcst things from Paris and Lyons demand
heir own prices-tske peep at them, or buy
them, as you please.
It's well you don't know how many ladies'
We have In store. The quanti- |
y reminds one at once OF a great give-away. |
II you look to new designs, patterns, or shapes,
{ Is well you see them. The purchase We made
yives astonishing figures Of what machinery,
KIN, and capital can do. In our large estimate
With manufacturers, prices for the Garments
ire reduced to what you weuld have 10 pay for
be material. Machine fingers, machine care
illness. machine capacity, works wonders whom
be brain-work Of man is put TO a test
All Garments Of the best material, the most
xact sewing. No such value can be offered
gain after these are cold. You can buy
owns, Mothsr-Hubbard style, 6tucks, at 5Oc.-
} tucks for 6Oc. With all.oyer Embroidered
okes, trimmed with ~ inch Embroidered
dge, at SOC. ehemise,:12 tucks, 9lc; hand
'me double Embroidered Yoke worth 81 for
10. Infants Skirts, two clusters Of tucks, 4ec.
hildrenis Short Dresses from 46c.; Long
resses from 73c. up. These are no special
ices, but sample prices Of upwards OF four
indred and seventy-six styles, shapes. and
ices We have on sale.
Fine French Welts, or French Pique, as they
e often termed, the qualities ranging in value
ON 25 to 4oc. yard, are cold by us at 15c.
ot full length is their fault Any quantity OF 4
y one sort
Several more easesof Wash Fabrics-most OF
EN- under general value.
COHEN BROTHERS,
ip10 corner Fourth and Broad streets
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DRESS TRLMMLNGS.
\ largo assortment Of BUTTONS. GIMPs